Author: Jeff Horwitz
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Jeff Horwitz has recently written 8 articles on similar topics including :
- "Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg called for global regulators to take a “more active role” in governing the internet, among his strongest remarks yet on regulation that come after more than a year of intense scrutiny over missteps at the social network". (March 31, 2019)
- "The social network struggled to balance CEO Mark Zuckerbergs mantra of free expression against internal findings that misinformation and rabid partisanship had overrun a feature meant to be central to its future". (February 1, 2021)
- "When Dina Srinivasan quit her job as a digital advertising executive, she just wanted to spend some time reading in coffee shops. She wasnt looking to retool antitrust law for the social-media age". (December 14, 2019)
- "A government effort to break up Facebook Inc. from Instagram and WhatsApp would defy established law, cost billions of dollars and harm consumers, according to a paper company lawyers have prepared". (October 4, 2020)
- "The social-media giant reported a growing base of users and increasing quarterly revenue, capping a year of reliable strength in its core advertising business even as expenses climbed". (January 29, 2020)
- "The social-media giant plans to become a substantially remote workforce over the next decade, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said, as it moves to embrace the dispersed structure made necessary by the pandemic". (May 21, 2020)
- "Facebook will pay $130 million to establish an independent board charged with reviewing the companys content moderating, providing long-term backing to its experiment in better policing the platform". (December 14, 2019)
- "Opponents of social-distancing rules are using Facebook to organize and broadcast protests at the homes of health officials, sometimes using violent rhetoric, in campaigns that health authorities say amount to harassment". (June 23, 2020)